Speakers
Ms
Daphné Charlotte
(Maastricht University)Dr
Sofia Ledberg
(Swedish Defense University)
Stephen Saideman
(Carleton University)Dr
Vicky Karyoti
(Swedish Institute of International Affairs)
Description
The war in Ukraine reminds us of the stakes involved in civil-military relations. How do democracies ensure that their militaries are most effective while facing new challenges posed by technology and increasingly complex missions and battlefields? The papers in this panel address increasingly important yet still understudied issues: how to manage the inclusion of artificial intelligence in military efforts, how to manage relationships with non-government organizations while in and near combat, how reforms in managing the military affect the profession of arms, and how do defense ministries see their role in all of this.
| What discipline or branch of humanities or social sciences do you identify yourself with? | Political Science, War Studies, European Politics, Internatioanl Relations |
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| If you are submitting an Open Panel proposal, have you included all four abstracts in attachment? | Yes, I have included all required information (see below). |
| Are you a PhD student or early-career researcher? | No |
Primary authors
Ms
Daphné Charlotte
(Maastricht University)
Dr
Sofia Ledberg
(Swedish Defense University)
Stephen Saideman
(Carleton University)
Dr
Vicky Karyoti
(Swedish Institute of International Affairs)
Co-authors
Francesca Colli
(Maastricht University)
Dr
Yf Reykers
(Maastricht University)
